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SAN ANTONIO – As the federal government shutdown threatens to disrupt food assistance programs nationwide, San Antonio College’s Student Advocacy…

Together, these incidents speak to rising temperatures around free speech on college campuses, especially in the wake of the assassination…

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Another problem looming from outside: a presidential administration threatening sweeping cuts to school funding. Critics lauded Wu’s ambitions. The mayor…

Illinois’ high school graduation rate has hit a 15-year high, as students continue to show academic growth post-pandemic, state officials…

Members of the Elon community are invited to join President Connie Ledoux Book Thursday, Nov. 6, for the announcement. Share:…

Summit Daily News Editor Andrew Maciejewski walks the Board of Education candidates through the format of the election forum on…

Losing his father as a young man turned Mathew Sandoval’s pain into purpose — transforming death into his life’s work.Now…

Maine educators say federal staffing cuts are making it harder to provide special education services and meet legal requirements for…

By Brooklyn DraisyThe University of Northern Iowa is working to fast-track elementary teacher training through a new three-year degree program,…